Some things I'd mention, although video gets it spot on - great work Kenji as always: Introduction: 1. State your name and role 2. Ask patient name and DOB 3. Ask the patient how they would like you to address them 4. Ask for consent to ask a few questions and give a reason for wanting to talk 5. Emphasise anything they share with you will be confidential within medical team Some other point I found really useful: - Apologise for any mistake - Active listening - Empathise - Ask for any ideas, expectations and concerns the patient may have (the actor may give you clues here) - Offer potential solutions (ask Kenji did with food) - Thank the patient for their time at end of roleplay
I still love you Kenji, I haven’t been able to watch your videos lately because I’ve been busy. But here I am, ready to binge-watch your last two videos, listen to your beautiful voice and learn more about medicine. Thanks for the top notch content. Love you !!!!😘😘😘
Kenji what if things become more of a stressful scenario...probably the patient starts shouting or anything like that Is there a way someone can make them calm down in a polite way Really like the idea of this interview series
Good question! You'd want to use de-escalation techniques. This mainly involves being as calm as possible, empathetic and listening to what the patient is saying and responding to it. Here's a good example www.bfwh.nhs.uk › 2016/02PDF Web results Conflict Resolution Training Manual - Blackpool Teaching Hospitals NHS ...
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Some things I'd mention, although video gets it spot on - great work Kenji as always:
Introduction:
1. State your name and role
2. Ask patient name and DOB
3. Ask the patient how they would like you to address them
4. Ask for consent to ask a few questions and give a reason for wanting to talk
5. Emphasise anything they share with you will be confidential within medical team
Some other point I found really useful:
- Apologise for any mistake
- Active listening
- Empathise
- Ask for any ideas, expectations and concerns the patient may have (the actor may give you clues here)
- Offer potential solutions (ask Kenji did with food)
- Thank the patient for their time at end of roleplay
Thanks for those great suggestions!
thank you!! ⭐
I really want to be a doctor and currently am preparing for interviews. This was so helpful! Thank you❤️
Glad it was helpful!
Can’t wait, thanks for always sharing great content 🤩☺️ xx
Thank you!! 😅Xx
Thank you so much for this! I'm due to have an Adult Nursing interview for university next week and they are MMI-based. Really helpful content!
You're welcome! Good lukc!!
Great video bro. Needed this in preparation for interviews coming up. Keep up the great work.
Cheers mate all the best!
Mad content my guy ❤️💯💯
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I still love you Kenji, I haven’t been able to watch your videos lately because I’ve been busy. But here I am, ready to binge-watch your last two videos, listen to your beautiful voice and learn more about medicine.
Thanks for the top notch content. Love you !!!!😘😘😘
Thank you so much for the support!
Soo helpful!! Incredible work!!
Thank you!!
This was a massive help thank you!! Amazing content
Glad it helped!
THIS IS A GREAT VIDEO!!!
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This was VERY good
Glad to hear!
Great video!
Thank you!!
Kenji what if things become more of a stressful scenario...probably the patient starts shouting or anything like that
Is there a way someone can make them calm down in a polite way
Really like the idea of this interview series
Good question! You'd want to use de-escalation techniques. This mainly involves being as calm as possible, empathetic and listening to what the patient is saying and responding to it. Here's a good example www.bfwh.nhs.uk › 2016/02PDF
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Hi Kenji, you might have already mentioned this, but what specialty(s) are you considering?
I'm considering GP or obstetrics and gynaecology :D
Kenji, do patients ever call you "doctor" without knowing you're still a Med student? 🙃
All the time hahaha
6 days away from my MMI-based interview and i am binge watching all of these helpful videos
Good luck I hope they went well!